The answer depends on several factors: whether the soil is
(a) in a dense state (in the ground),
(b) in a loose state (excavated).
(c) voids (non-solids) saturated with water
(d) voids (non-solids) dry, or partially saturated.
(e) soil type is cohesive or sandy
Examples: Saturated (dry)
Very dense sandy soil 130 (115)
Very loose sandy soil 115 (90)
Very hard clay 115 (90) i.e, dense state
Very soft clay 105 (70) i.e. loose state
A reasonable value for garden soils is 120 lb/ft3 (+-5)
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The volume of 40 lbs of potting soil depends on its density, which can vary depending on the brand and composition of the soil. On average, 1 cubic foot of potting soil weighs about 40-50 lbs. There are 4 quarts in a gallon, so for a rough estimate, you could expect around 20-25 quarts in 40 lbs of potting soil.
20 lbs of potting soil would be bigger than 20 quarts, as quarts measure volume (liquid), while pounds measure weight.
It is not possible to directly convert cubic feet (cf) to pounds of potting soil without knowing the density of the soil. The weight of potting soil can vary significantly depending on factors like moisture content and composition. It is best to refer to the manufacturer's packaging or specifications for the weight of a certain volume of potting soil.
40.14 lbs
1 ton (T) is equivalent to 2,000 pounds (lbs).
46.5 lbs is equivalent to 21.09 kg.
1.746 kg is equivalent to approximately 3.85 lbs.
24 lbs is equivalent to approximately 10.89 kg.
6300 kg is equivalent to 13,889 lbs.
One stone is 14 lbs. Thus, 11 stone is 154 lbs.
390 kg is equivalent to approximately 859 lbs.
365 lbs is equivalent to approximately 166 kg.